Amelia Bissoon, a Chase Bank employee in Orlando, Florida, engaged in a fraudulent scheme exploiting an elderly customer with dementia, Jerry Stack, by drafting two $25,000 checks and depositing them into accounts opened in her son's name. When Cynthia Stack, Jerry's daughter, questioned the transactions, Amelia and her husband Joshua Ramsawmy became involved in a cover-up that culminated in the murders of Cynthia Stack and her son Sean Stack in July 2018. Amelia's interrogation reveals her involvement in the fraud, her husband's role in handling the stolen funds, and the subsequent threats and violence linked to the case.
Country: United States
State/Province: Florida, United States
City/Region: Orlando
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
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Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 2
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Controversial Crimes Media · Original language: English
CHASE BANK MURDER CASE AMELIA BISSOON FULL INTERROGATION | RAW INTERROGATION FOOTAGE
Financial Conflict
The case centers on financial exploitation of an elderly man with dementia by a bank employee and her husband, leading to escalating conflict with the victim's family. The financial fraud triggered inquiries that escalated to violence and murder, involving threats and coercive control within the marital relationship.
The investigation revealed fraudulent checks issued by Amelia Bissoon, deposited by her husband Joshua Ramsawmy. Police interrogations uncovered lies, cover-up attempts, and involvement in the murders of Cynthia and Sean Stack. Evidence includes bank records, phone call logs, and witness statements. The case remains under investigation with arrests made.
Uncertainty exists regarding the exact role of Joshua Ramsawmy in the murders and whether others were involved. Amelia Bissoon initially denied knowledge but later implicated her husband. The timing and details of the murders relative to the financial fraud remain partially unclear.
Amelia Bissoon exploited Jerry Stack's dementia to withdraw $50,000 via fraudulent checks, which were deposited into accounts opened in her son's name by her husband. Cynthia Stack questioned these transactions, leading to increased pressure. Joshua Ramsawmy allegedly 'handled the situation' resulting in the murders of Cynthia and her son Sean. Amelia's interrogation reveals coercion, deception, and attempts to conceal involvement.
High risk due to financial exploitation, domestic violence allegations, threats involving firearms, and escalating conflict culminating in murder.
Financial exploitation of vulnerable individuals can escalate to lethal violence when combined with domestic conflict and coercive control. Early detection of financial fraud and family inquiries may be critical in preventing escalation. The case highlights the dangers of manipulation within intimate relationships and the importance of thorough investigation.
Repeated questioning by Cynthia Stack about suspicious transactions and Amelia Bissoon's work write-up for fraudulent activity were key early signals.
Bank records showing fraudulent checks, phone call and text message logs between Amelia, Cynthia, and Joshua, and inconsistencies in Amelia's statements helped connect the case.
Strongest evidence includes bank transaction records, video footage of account openings, phone and text message logs, and Amelia Bissoon's interrogation confession.
Witnesses include Amelia Bissoon's own statements during interrogation, police statements from Joshua Ramsawmy, and family members' reports of suspicious calls and visits. Not reported any external eyewitness accounts.
No follow-up reports available beyond the interrogation footage and initial investigation details.
Exact details of Joshua Ramsawmy's involvement in the murders, the role of Jay Prasad, and whether others were involved remain unclear.